Sundays

Join us as we worship God together, you would be very welcome.

We hold two Sunday morning services which have a blend of Bible teaching, prayer and contemporary worship. We need two services because our church building is not large enough to accommodate everyone in a single service. Our children's groups run during the second service. The services have the same informal style and, except at the monthly cafe service, have the same talk.

The 9am service is Holy Communion and lasts a little over an hour. It is also live streamed on our YouTube channel. After the service our prayer team is available to pray with anyone who would like it.

Between the services, refreshments are available and this is a great chance for people to meet and chat.

At the 10.45 service the children and young people join in for the first part and then go to their own groups. The last Sunday of the month is different - with a Cafe Church running where everyone is welcome.

We also meet to pray at 6pm on alternate Sundays. The main aim is to underpin the church ministry with prayer, and these are times of listening to God as much as putting our requests to Him.


To find our YouTube channel, just type St Pancras Chichester into the YouTube search bar or click on the following link St Pancras Chichester YouTube.


Sunday Themes and Readings

NOVEMBER



8th     Romans 16 v1-16

 Transformed Fellowship:

True Christian Welcome.

Paul commends many good and faithful servants of Christ.

He calls the church to welcome and love all His holy people

who are examples to us as Paul longs to see a church full

of servants working together for the gospel.



15th     Romans 16 v17-27

 Transformed Faithfulness:

Established in Christ.

Christ’s followers must stand firm against divisive people who would

 distort the gospel and lead them astray. Instead come to the

gospel obediently through faith to glorify God

who will ultimately crush evil.



22nd     Isaiah 1 v1-20

True Sacrifice, True Salvation.

Israel was in rebellion and still sacrificing but God’s heart seeks

the justice and mercy found ultimately in Christ

where our sin is washed away.



29th     Isaiah 7 v1-17

 Stand Firm in Immanuel.

The enemies of God’s people plot to bring ruin, but they are called

 to trust Him, as Lord will ultimately rescue them;

the sign will be Immanuel, God with us.




DECEMBER


6th    Isaiah 8 v11- 9 v7

 Don’t be afraid for light is coming.

Chaos in the world can make us fear, but we revere the Lord.

Just as he came to rescue Israel, He brings a great light

and rules with justice and peace.



13th     Isaiah 11 v1-16

 The Spirit of the King.

Paul God pours out his Spirit on the King who brings wisdom,

 righteousness and true justice to rescue his people

resulting in peace and unity.



20th     Isaiah 52 v13 – 53 v12

 The Suffering Servant King.

The servant king may not look like much to the world,

as his kingship comes through sacrifice of himself,

 atoning for the sins of humanity by substituting himself in our place.